"Used to be, good denim only cost a few bucks. Now, it's lower quality and costs more money. Reproductions of what used to be American working clothes now easily cost $200 or more. C'est la vie. But I'm not here to talk about all that. I'm here to say like with my Wranglers, it's OK to wear cheap jeans. You can still be stylish if your pants cost $30."
"We've got the 505, my preferred modern Levi's fit, that's selling for around $40. The 527, Levi's take on a Western cut, is going for the same. And the 501which I don't love in its modern iteration, but cannot deny the popularity ofis hovering at $50, depending on the size and wash. These are three bestselling styles all at unbeatable prices. I encourage you Levi's fans to stock up."
"Over on the Levi's site, the pre-Black Friday sale is a flat 30 percent off sitewide. That excludes the specialty lines like Levi's Vintage Clothing, Blue Tab, and any collaborations. Still, there is plenty of jacket gold to mine in the mainline Levi's section. I'm especially fond of that faux suede trucker. Again, as the style guy, I know a good real suede jacket cost at least $1,000, and it is worth every penny."
Cheap jeans can still be stylish and practical. A pair of $40 Wranglers is commonly worn in everyday life by people balancing style and budget. Quality denim has risen in price while average quality has declined, and reproduction workwear frequently costs $200 or more. Three Levi's bestselling styles—505, 527, and 501—are available at deep discounts, roughly $40 for the 505 and 527 and about $50 for the 501 depending on size and wash. The Levi's website offers a pre-Black Friday 30 percent sitewide sale excluding specialty lines, with notable jacket options like faux suede truckers.
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